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Dual Trunk E1 Router
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Use the ip route command to set static routes that map destination IP addresses to next hop IP address or interface. Static routes
can be edited, changed, viewed from menu$-JC.
Command Syntax:
ip route A.B.C.D/M IFNAME metric <0-255>
Static route mapping destination IP address to interface port
A.B.C.D/M Static route destination IP address field
IFNAME the [net1 | net2 | bundle0 | enet0] interface port
metric <0-255> Static route metric field in seconds
ip route A.B.C.D/M A.B.C.D metric [0-255]
Static route mapping destination IP address to next hop IP address
A.B.C.D/M Static route destination IP address field
A.B.C.D Next hop IP address
metric <0-255> Static route metric field in seconds
Command Mode: Config
ip route bridge-route-aging-time
Use the ip route bridge-route-aging-time command to set the bridge route aging time. This command is functional in bridging
packet processing mode only.
Command Syntax:
ip bridge-route-aging-time <10-1000000>
ip route default-gateway
Use the ip default-gateway to specify the default router or next hop where IP datagrams will be forwarded if no routes are found.
In Fast Forwarding mode, packets will be forwarded to the default Gateway on the Ethernet port if no host on the LAN responds.
This command is applicable in bridging, fast forwarding, and routing mode. In routing mode you can also specify a default
gateway by entering a static route with 0.0.0.0/0 as <nexthop>.
Command Syntax:
ip default-gateway [enabled | disabled]
ip default-gateway A.B.C.D: Set default gateway IP address
A.B.C.D Gateway IP address
Command Mode: Config
Example
ip route load-balancing
Use the ip route load-balancing to load balance traffic between two equal routes on two independent T1/E1 links.
Command Syntax:
ip route load-balancing [ enabled | disabled]
Enable or disable load balancing. You will need to set two routes with equal cost to the same destination network on
different interface (NET1, NET2).
Command Mode: Config
Example
ip route mode
Use the ip route mode to set packet processing mode to routing, bridging, or Fast Forwarding.
Command Syntax:
ip route mode [routing | bridging | fast-forward ]
routing: In this mode packets will be routed to next hop address based on static and dynamic route tables.
bridging: Configures the unit for Bridging or VLAN bridging. This mode is commonly called MAC Bridging as the unit
forwards Ethernet frames.
fast-forward: In this mode the unit forwards IP packets, not the Ethernet frames, over the WAN link.
Command Mode: Config
Example